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Hello readers and all,

In the next 8 days, I won’t be posting any articles as I get ready for my finals at Baruch College. I understand last week’s events (jobs reports, ECB, etc) are important and I plan to write about them. I also understand the Fed will be meeting next week. I will be writing about all of them after I’m done with the finals.

I just wanted to give a quick summary of what I think. I believe there’s a lot of risks for a rate-hike. Suchs risks include, lack of liquidity due to regulations, widening divergence between the Fed and many other central banks (ECB, BoJ, etc), junk bonds, and more. I will post an article about the risks.

I believe the Fed will raise rates by 0.10%, instead of 0.25%. Current probability of 25 basis points rate-hike stands above 80%. Thus, the Fed has to raise rates or they will lose their credibility. I believe 0.25% is too risky and 0.25% increase will backfire on them as I believe there are too much of risks.

I’m always on Twitter. You can tweet me your questions, comments, etc and I will respond within 24 hours. If you would like to discuss the financial news with me, feel free to contact me privately. Thank you.

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Author: Khojinur Usmonov

A student at Baruch College (CUNY) in NYC, majoring in economics. Double minor in Business Writing and Data Analytics. Starting trading forex at age 15. Started investing in equities at age 17. Currently 22 years old and trade three asset classes; forex, equities, and commodities. Twitter: @Khojinur30